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	[[File:Graystone robot, 1x01.jpg\|thumb\|A typical robot on Caprica, before the Fall.]]		{{Disambiguation\|Drone (TOS)\|mechanized instrumentality akin to robots in the [[Original Series]]}}[[File:Graystone robot, 1x01.jpg\|thumb\|A typical robot on Caprica, before the Fall.]]
	A '''robot''' is a mechanical being created to make life easier on the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. Robots are a type of - but distinguished from - cybernetic life-forms like the later, more advanced [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]].		A '''robot''' is a mechanical being created to make life easier on the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. Robots are a type of - but distinguished from - cybernetic life-forms like the later, more advanced [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]].

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

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	[[~~Image~~:Graystone robot, 1x01.jpg\|thumb\|A typical robot on Caprica, before the Fall.]]		[[File:Graystone robot, 1x01.jpg\|thumb\|A typical robot on Caprica, before the Fall.]]
	A '''robot''' is a mechanical being created to make life easier on the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. Robots are a type of - but distinguished from - cybernetic life-forms like the later, more advanced [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]].		A '''robot''' is a mechanical being created to make life easier on the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. Robots are a type of - but distinguished from - cybernetic life-forms like the later, more advanced [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]].

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	===Robot Servants===		===Robot Servants===
	[[~~Image~~:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]		[[File:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]

	Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like {{RDM\|Caprica}} in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.		Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like {{RDM\|Caprica}} in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.

	===Test Robots===		===Test Robots===
	[[~~Image~~:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]		[[File:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]
	Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.		Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

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	===Cyber Combat Unit===		===Cyber Combat Unit===
	:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''		:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''
	[[~~Image~~:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]		[[File:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]
	The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.		The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Serge and his fellow robots were not given descriptive names in the pilot script of ''Caprica''. While Serge himself was simply referred to as a "cylindrical robot servant", other robots appearing in the episode were simply referred to as "Serge-like robots".		*Serge and his fellow robots were not given descriptive names in the pilot script of ''Caprica''. While Serge himself was simply referred to as a "cylindrical robot servant," other robots appearing in the episode were simply referred to as "Serge-like robots".
	*These robots featured notably Cylon-like features including the single, red eye and grill-like "mouth".		*These robots featured notably Cylon-like features including the single, red eye and grill-like "mouth".

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: fixing Fleet link

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fixing Fleet link

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	===Earth Centurion models===		===Earth Centurion models===
	:''Main article: [[Earth Cylon Centurion]]''		:''Main article: [[Earth Cylon Centurion]]''
	Following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies a combined Human/Cylon [[Fleet ~~(RDM)~~\|fleet]] arrived at [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] to discover it a barren ruin. An excavation of artifacts and fossils of the 2,000 year old wasteland uncovered the remains of several Cylon Centurions scattered throughout the planet. Although similar in design to Cylon War-era Centurions, these were not constructed by the Colonial Cylons and represented the creation of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM)\|Thirteenth Tribe]], a Cylon tribe, who were descended from Cylons created on Kobol that rebelled against the humans on Kobol, and who were themselves overthrown by their robotic slaves {{TRS\|Home, Part I\|Sometimes a Great Notion\|No Exit}}.		Following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies a combined Human/Cylon {{RDM\|The Fleet\|fleet}} arrived at [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]] to discover it a barren ruin. An excavation of artifacts and fossils of the 2,000 year old wasteland uncovered the remains of several Cylon Centurions scattered throughout the planet. Although similar in design to Cylon War-era Centurions, these were not constructed by the Colonial Cylons and represented the creation of the [[Thirteenth Tribe (RDM)\|Thirteenth Tribe]], a Cylon tribe, who were descended from Cylons created on Kobol that rebelled against the humans on Kobol, and who were themselves overthrown by their robotic slaves {{TRS\|Home, Part I\|Sometimes a Great Notion\|No Exit}}.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)" to "[[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol"

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	[[Image:Graystone robot, 1x01.jpg\|thumb\|A typical robot on Caprica, before the Fall.]]		[[Image:Graystone robot, 1x01.jpg\|thumb\|A typical robot on Caprica, before the Fall.]]
	A '''robot''' is a mechanical being created to make life easier on the [[The Twelve Colonies ~~(RDM)~~\|Twelve Colonies]]. Robots are a type of - but distinguished from - cybernetic life-forms like the later, more advanced [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]].		A '''robot''' is a mechanical being created to make life easier on the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. Robots are a type of - but distinguished from - cybernetic life-forms like the later, more advanced [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]].

	==Graystone Industries Robots==		==Graystone Industries Robots==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "|Caprica (pilot)" to "|Pilot (Caprica)"

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	[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]		[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]

	Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like {{RDM\|Caprica}} in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.		Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like {{RDM\|Caprica}} in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.

	===Test Robots===		===Test Robots===
	[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]		[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]
	Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)}}.		Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

	Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)}}.		Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

	===Cyber Combat Unit===		===Cyber Combat Unit===
	:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''		:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''
	[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]		[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]
	The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)}}.		The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

	It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)}}.		It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

	:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''		:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''

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	[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]		[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]

	Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like ~~[[Caprica (~~RDM)\|Caprica]] in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Caprica (pilot)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.		Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like {{RDM\|Caprica}} in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Caprica (pilot)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.

	===Test Robots===		===Test Robots===

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "$\[\[CAP\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|])\]\]\"\, \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|])\]\]\"\, \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|]*)\]\]\"$" to "{{CAP|$1|$2|$3}}"

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	[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]		[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]

	Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. ~~([[~~CAP~~]]: "[[~~Caprica (pilot)~~]]", "[[~~Know Thy Enemy~~]]", "[[~~The Dirteaters~~]]")~~.		Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Caprica (pilot)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.

	===Test Robots===		===Test Robots===

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2020-09-12T19:15:40Z

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	===Test Robots===		===Test Robots===
	[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]		[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]
	Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms ~~([[~~CAP~~]]: "[[~~Caprica (pilot)~~]]")~~.		Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms {{CAP\|Caprica (pilot)}}.

	Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier ~~([[~~CAP~~]]: "[[~~Caprica (pilot)~~]]")~~.		Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier {{CAP\|Caprica (pilot)}}.

	===Cyber Combat Unit===		===Cyber Combat Unit===
	:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''		:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''
	[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]		[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]
	The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design ~~([[~~CAP~~]]: "[[~~Caprica (pilot)~~]]")~~.		The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design {{CAP\|Caprica (pilot)}}.

	It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race ~~([[~~CAP~~]]: "[[~~Caprica (pilot)~~]]")~~.		It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race {{CAP\|Caprica (pilot)}}.

	:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''		:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica pilot|Pilot" to "Caprica (pilot)"

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	[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]		[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]

	Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]", "[[Know Thy Enemy]]", "[[The Dirteaters]]").		Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]", "[[Know Thy Enemy]]", "[[The Dirteaters]]").

	===Test Robots===		===Test Robots===
	[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]		[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]
	Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]").		Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]").

	Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]").		Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]").

	===Cyber Combat Unit===		===Cyber Combat Unit===
	:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''		:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''
	[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]		[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]
	The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]").		The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]").

	It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]").		It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]").

	:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''		:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''

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	[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]		[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]

	Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like {{RDM\|Caprica}} in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.		Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like {{RDM\|Caprica}} in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Dirteaters}}.

	===Test Robots===		===Test Robots===
	[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]		[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]
	Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)}}.		Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

	Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)}}.		Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

	===Cyber Combat Unit===		===Cyber Combat Unit===
	:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''		:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''
	[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]		[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]
	The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)}}.		The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

	It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race {{CAP\|Caprica ~~(pilot~~)}}.		It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race {{CAP\|Pilot (Caprica)}}.

	:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''		:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''

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	[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]		[[Image:Serge.jpg\|thumb\|Serge, the Graystone Family robot servant.]]

	Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]", "[[Know Thy Enemy]]", "[[The Dirteaters]]").		Robotic servants, like the [[Graystones\|Graystone Family]]'s [[Serge]], existed in colonies like [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] in the years prior to the [[First Cylon War]]. These servant robots were non-humanoid in construction, distinguished by a rounded shape and single, circular eye. Robot servants were able to remotely control functions within the household, including operating doors and controlling televisions. They acted as butlers for their human masters, greeting guests and authorized them for entry or - if necessary - denied them entry. Speaking in friendly tones, these robot servants were capable of recognizing individuals by sight and reciting biographical and historical information. ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]", "[[Know Thy Enemy]]", "[[The Dirteaters]]").

	===Test Robots===		===Test Robots===
	[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]		[[Image:Serge-type robot.jpg\|thumb\|A Graystone Industries test robot.]]
	Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]").		Units similar to the servant-type robots were in operation at Graystone Industries on Caprica. More boxy in shape than the servant models, these robots also possessed a single eye, though these were square in shape and glowed red. These units were also painted in varying colors including blue and metallic gray. Unlike the servant model, these robots possessed retractable arms ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]").

	Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]").		Several of this type of robot were used in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations for Graystone Industries' Cyber Combat Unit. While initial tests only involved one such robot, exchanging paintball fire with the U-87, later, more successful tests involved the deployment of real [[Weapons in the Re-imagined Series\|firearms]]. These test robots were outfitted with projectile weapons and were deployed in a fire fight with the robot soldier ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]").

	===Cyber Combat Unit===		===Cyber Combat Unit===
	:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''		:''Main article: [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]]''
	[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]		[[Image:U-87.jpeg\|thumb\|The Cyber Combat Unit armed with paint-shooting guns.]]
	The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]").		The Cyber Combat Unit was a robotic soldier built by Graystone Industries in competition with the [[Vergis Corporation]] for a long term Caprican Defense Department contract. Half-a-billion [[Cubit#In the Re-imagined Series\|cubits]] over budget and five years over schedule, the robot soldier concept had initial difficulties in independent identification, acquisition, resolution and execution of conflict evaluations. This robot soldier was humanoid in design, with a single scanning "eye" colored yellow by design ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]").

	It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot~~\|Pilot~~]]").		It was not until the installation of the stolen [[meta-cognitive processor]], engineered by the Vergis Corporation, that the Cyber Combat Unit met expectations and earned Graystone Industries its defense contract. With the MCP active, the Cyber Combat Unit's eye would turn red and it would become capable of complex brain activity. This processor combined with data downloaded from a [[holographic avatar]] allowed [[Daniel Graystone]] to transfer the consciousness of his deceased daughter [[Zoe Graystone\|Zoe Graystone]] into the U-87 model of the Cyber Combat Unit. Dubbed a 'Cybernetic Life-form Node' by Graystone, this android was the first of what would become the Cylon race ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica (pilot)]]").

	:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''		:''For more, see: [[Zoe-R]]''

Robot - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: + disambiguation

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - ""," to ",""

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: fixing Fleet link

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)" to "[[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "|Caprica (pilot)" to "|Pilot (Caprica)"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica" to "{{RDM|Caprica}}"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "\(\[\[CAP\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|])\]\]\"\, \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|])\]\]\"\, \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|]*)\]\]\"\)" to "{{CAP|$1|$2|$3}}"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "\(\[\[CAP\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|]*)\]\]\"\)" to "{{CAP|$1}}"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica pilot|Pilot" to "Caprica (pilot)"

Robot - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: + disambiguation

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - ""," to ",""

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: fixing Fleet link

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)" to "[[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "|Caprica (pilot)" to "|Pilot (Caprica)"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica" to "{{RDM|Caprica}}"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "\(\[\[CAP\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|]*)\]\]\"\, \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|]*)\]\]\"\, \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|]*)\]\]\"\)" to "{{CAP|$1|$2|$3}}"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "\(\[\[CAP\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|]*)\]\]\"\)" to "{{CAP|$1}}"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica pilot|Pilot" to "Caprica (pilot)"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "\(\[\[CAP\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|])\]\]\"\, \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|])\]\]\"\, \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()|]*)\]\]\"\)" to "{{CAP|$1|$2|$3}}"